Founded 1967
Halesowen Golf Club West Midlands Golf League Champions 2025
Yesterday Sunday 28th September 2025 at Druids Heath Golf Club the West Midlands Golf League final was contested for the 58th time in its history. Halesowen Golf Club (pictured above) defeated Bloxwich Golf Club 21/2— 11/2 to become West Midlands Golf League Champions for 2025.The match was played in a competitive spirit and thoroughly enjoyed by all competitors and spectators in attendance. Following the match Halesowen Golf club were presented with the much Coveted Roberts Levine Trophy for the second time in four years.
The West Midlands Golf League send their thanks to Druids Heath golf club for hosting the event and send their congratulations to Halesowen Golf Club and also their commiserations to Bloxwich Golf Club.
Redditch Golf Club win Lewis Trophy 2025
Sunday 21 September 2025 at Drayton Park Golf Club, Redditch Golf Club became the fourth club to add their name to the much coveted Lewis Trophy. In a hard fought competitive match they came out on top defeating the Forest of Arden Golf Club 2 1/2 to 1 1/2. The West Midlands Golf League send their thanks to Drayton Park Golf Club for hosting the event and offer their congratulations to the winners and commiserations to the Forest of Arden team. Better luck next time boys.
2025 Finals
Roberts Levine Trophy Final – Sunday September 28th at Druids Heath
Halesowen v Bloxwich
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Lewis Trophy Final – Sunday September 21 at Drayton Park
Redditch v Forest of Arden
Davenports Salver 2025
Bloxwich retained the 2025 Davenports Salver yesterday Sunday 7th of September with a score of 129 (66/63). Their afternoon pairing are pictured above receiving the trophy from the Bloxwich club captain. The weather yesterday at Bloxwich Golf Club was wet at times but nevertheless the scores returned suggest that a good standard of golf was played. The West Midlands Golf League send their thanks to all at Bloxwich who contributed to make the day a huge success and offer their congratulations to the Bloxwich West Midlands Golf League team.
2025 league matches completed and KO draws finalised …
The draws have been posted into the Resources/Downloads section of the web site for both the Roberts-Levine and Lewis trophies. 1st rounds to be completed by Sunday 27th July. Congratulations to all clubs and players involved.and good luck in the upcoming matches.
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About The League
The League is non-profit making. There is an annual subscription fee for each club. The subscription raised is used for administration costs each year. At the AGM each year a full balance sheet is presented to each clubs’ representative.
Administration of the League is fully electronic ie. e-mail, banking system and website. Each zone is administered by a Zone Secretary elected at the AGM by the members. The Zone Secretary is responsible for looking after each zone and updating the web site as necessary with fixtures and results etc. The Committee also comprises in addition to the Zone Secretary a Chairman/Treasurer/secretary.
The West Midlands League was formed in 1967 and originally comprised 24 clubs, 12 additional clubs were later invited to join making a total of 36. The original 24 clubs remain as members today.
The purpose of the League is to promote golf and friendship amongst members of Golf Clubs in the West Midlands and surrounding area through competitive handicap golf.
Should you be interested in joining the League please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a meeting or to discuss the above in more detail.
The Roberts-Levine Trophy
The top two clubs in each zone, together with the four best 3rd places from the zones move into the knockout stage of the competition. Knockout matches are played Home and away on the same basis as the zone matches. The Final is played over 18 holes at a neutral venue. The winning club is declared West Midlands League Champions of that particular year and is awarded the much coveted Roberts Levine Trophy.
The Lewis Trophy
Recently we have introduced a further knockout competition the Lewis trophy for the two clubs finishing third in each zone but not qualifying for the Roberts Levine trophy together with the clubs finishing fourth in each zone. Knockout matches are also played on a home and away basis with the final being played on a neutral venue. The winners of this knockout competition are awarded the Lewis Trophy.
The Davenports Salver
Each year in August the 36 clubs get together and compete for the Davenports Salver. This is a single day competition with each club providing a team comprising two pairs playing in a fourball better ball format. The collective scores of the two pairs are added together to give the overall team score. The team with the best score on the day wins the Davenports Salver.